Okey so there is no way to change what SEO Checker sends back as title? This is articles like
/articles.aspx?id=123
/articles.aspx?id=3455
With different content, titles and so. It's a legacy solution that stores stuff in custom tables - I know it would be best to move it but thats not an option atm.
No, but you can do it yourself but why don't you redirect to a new page instead? In redirecty settings specify the based on querystring option and you can redirect to a new page with a real url instead.
Setting title using code
Hi!
I'm on version 1.8.1 of SEO Checker and I have pages where the content differese depending on a questiostring value (yada.aspx?id=5454).
Is there a way for me to set the title for the current page so that SEO Checker will render it using this code?
@Html.Raw(SEOChecker.Library.MetaData.Current.RenderTags())
Hi Markus,
it will always use the default values that way. also if you use a querystring for different content you could end up having duplicate content issue.
Best,
Richard
Hi!
Okey so there is no way to change what SEO Checker sends back as title? This is articles like
/articles.aspx?id=123 /articles.aspx?id=3455
With different content, titles and so. It's a legacy solution that stores stuff in custom tables - I know it would be best to move it but thats not an option atm.
// m
No, but you can do it yourself but why don't you redirect to a new page instead? In redirecty settings specify the based on querystring option and you can redirect to a new page with a real url instead.
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